The 2 industrial units positioned within SS Quintas Park comprises of double volume industrial warehouses, each with a double storey administration section. The building is face brick under IBR sheeting roof with anti-heat lining. The construction of the building was completed in the mid-1992. This property has an impeccable letting record where little or no maintenance is involved.

The driveway which wraps around the property is tarred and has plenty of space for horse and trailers to manoeuvre. There is a guard house that controls the entrance and exit gates and the property is further secured by concrete palisade fences with part electric fencing.

Each unit comprises of a double storey administration section consisting of the reception area, staff kitchenette, guest ablution, individual offices, open plan offices, showrooms, store rooms, canteens, mezzanine levels and ablution facilities. Unit 3 has a large staff change room and ablution facility. Both the upper floor and ground floor can access the warehouse. Offices are either tiled or carpeted and majority of them have air-conditioners.

The warehouses for Unit 2 is accessed by 1 roller shutter door each from the entrance driveway, while Unit 3 has two roller shutter doors, from the front and rear driveways. Unit 2 has a 1-ton gantry crane which forms part of the building. Roller shutter doors are approximately 7m high. Floors are concrete and some with 3mm epoxy layers.

SS Quintas Park occupies a triangular shaped, levelled site set on Inanda Road. It is positioned at the corner of Inanda Road and the slip road between Umgeni Road and Inanda Road. The nearby Umgeni interchange has recently seen a major upgrade, improving access from Inanda Road to the N2 Highway & Umgeni Road. The property is located approximately 10 kilometres north of Durban’s Central Business District.

The area surrounding the subject property is one of high demand and has good occupancy levels. The Springfield Park Industrial precinct comprises predominantly of large factories/warehouses and industrial sectional title complexes. It forms part of the Durban Northern Corridor, which includes surrounding industrial nodes such as Riverhorse Valley, Springfield Business Park and Briardene. This corridor is connected by the N2 Freeway stretching north from the Umgeni River, as well as by the newly extended Nandi Drive running from Briardene to Riverhorse Valley. The establishment of Riverhorse Valley (Durban’s flagship industrial node) as well as the Nandi Drive extension has been the primary catalytic development in creating the Northern Corridor.

A large labour pool exists in the neighbouring middle to lower income residential nodes.